The phrase "a delegate with the" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a delegate who is associated with a specific organization, event, or group.
Example: "A delegate with the United Nations will be attending the conference next week."
Alternatives: "a representative from the" or "an envoy with the".
My most recent visit to Cairo was as a delegate with the U.S. Business Mission to Egypt, the second largest trade delegation ever, so I was joined by State Department and White house staff under the leadership of the U.S. Ambassador to Egypt Anne Patterson.
She was active as a delegate with the teacher's union.
Within three months, prosecutors began listening in on the calls of Officer Bencosme, who is a delegate with the Patrolmen's Benevolent Association, a union that represents police officers.
Ed Mullins, now the head of the sergeants' association, recalled the various grievances that led him to first run as a delegate with the patrolmen's association while in his early 20s.
"It rained throughout the night and a lot of tents aren't waterproof but the situation this morning is calm," said Caroline Haga, a delegate with the International Federation of Red Cross, at the scene.
There were touching moments, too, especially when Larry Sanders, Bernie's eighty-two-year-old brother, who lives in Great Britain and is a delegate with the Democrats Abroad, introduced the names of his parents, Eli Sanders and Dorothy Glassberg Sanders, and said, "They did not have easy lives, and they died young".
"We have a delegate with a brain condition," said Johnson.
Underscoring just how extreme the competition has become, many students refer to a phenomenon known as the "golden gavel," in which a delegate sleeps with the chairperson in the hopes of winning.
She also worked as a protection delegate with the International Committee of the Red Cross in Pakistan.
In May 2015, Archer visited Israel as a community delegate with the Jewish Community Relations Council and United Jewish Appeal Federation to strength relations in New York, Israel and around the world.
Charles A. Archer served as a Cuba research delegate with the American Association on Intellectual and Developmental Disabilities (AAIDD); and a Ireland Research Delegate with International Association for Special Education IASEE) for which he has also lectured.
